Sunday, October 8, 2017

An introduction to “Blockchain, blueprint for a new economy” and author Melanie Swan

An introduction to “Blockchain, blueprint for a new economy” and author Melanie Swan

  1. Overview Editorial
    1. Although Melanie’s book was criticized by the technical side she appears to be a wide ranging technological futurist philosopher attempting to break in and provide voice to many edge technologies beyond just cybercurrency.
    2. The world has room and need for the kind of voice that Melanie provides which is a contribution into the conversation of technology from the sociological aspect of the technology tapestry.
  2. Author
    1. Melanie Swan, Founder of the Institute for Blockchain Studies
  3. Resources
  4. Reviews
    1. GoodReads
      1. There's some good overview and some good ideas in this book, but much of it is just a catalog of existing projects, and much of the rest is speculation (some of it outlandish). The book is brought back to Earth in the end with a sober look at the problems that Bitcoin faces ... but it's ultimately just another list.
    2. Amazon
      1. This is not a technical book on Blockchain or Bitcoin, but it is an excellent summary of the current technology supporting cryptocurrencies and an inspiring collection of ideas for how Blockchain could support a multiplicity of applications, in both the short term and the long run.
      2. Copiously sourced with an extensive index. Puny appendices on basic crypto, but again that's not the point of this book; for that see Satoshi white papers and relevant RFCs.
  5. Book
    1. O'Reilly Media; 1 edition (February 8, 2015)
    2. Amazon
    3. GoodReads
    4. WorldCat
    5. Google Books

Wednesday, October 4, 2017

T-Commerce

T-Commerce

      1. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Print-Poster-Vintage-Racing-Cars-Race-Car-Model-3-17x22-inch-/231284544572
  1. Case study
    1. http://www.amzur.com/case-studies/creating-next-generation-t-commerce-solutions-at-icuetv/

Digital Game Development

Digital Game Development

  1. Seems like the space wars of software development.
  2. Recruiters